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Owner proposes donating 153‑acre tract from former Lincoln Financial campus to Concord; board approves lot reconfiguration
Summary
A proposed reconfiguration of the former Lincoln Financial campus that would create four lots — including a roughly 153.09‑acre parcel the owner said he intends to donate to the city (with most acres subject to conservation restriction) — was found complete and granted minor‑subdivision approval with conditions; board required specific easement language and monumenting/precedent conditions.
The Concord Planning Board on Nov. 19 approved a minor‑subdivision plan that reconfigures several lots at the former Lincoln Financial campus and includes a plan by owner Steve Dupree to convey a roughly 153.09‑acre parcel to the city with about 134.89 acres to be placed under a conservation easement or deed restriction and about 18.2 acres reserved for future development.
Richard D. Bartlett Associates presented the application. Staff summarized the resulting four lots: two single‑family residential lots (≈10.5 acres and ≈0.62 acres), an approximately 11.61‑acre lot containing the North Office Building…
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